JohnHeibel/ClaudeAnimationBase

选用指南

AI 根据 README 整理 · 2026/10/11 12:02:02

使用方式

通过命令行运行渲染脚本，或打开studio.html在浏览器中预览。

查看 README 依据

character animation. ## Run it yourself You need Node.js, Google Chrome and ffmpeg. Without a dedicated GPU, p5.brush's watercolour fills make render times fairly slow, measured in seconds per frame. If you're running on integrated graphics, I recommend asking the model to avoid those fills and replace them with something else appropriate. (I love the look of the watercolours, though.) ```bash npm install node render.mjs --clip --out=out/video.mp4 ```

That renders the 11-second demo in [src/scenes/demo.js](src/scenes/demo.js). Open [studio.html](studio.html) in Chrome to scrub through it. Add `?loop=emotions` or `?loop=views` to see the model sheets. If Chrome isn't in a standard location, pass `--chrome=<path>` or set `CHROME_PATH`.

部署要求

需要Node.js、Google Chrome和ffmpeg。无独立GPU时渲染较慢，集成显卡建议避免水彩填充。

查看 README 依据

character animation. ## Run it yourself You need Node.js, Google Chrome and ffmpeg. Without a dedicated GPU, p5.brush's watercolour fills make render times fairly slow, measured in seconds per frame. If you're running on integrated graphics, I recommend asking the model to avoid those fills and replace them with something else appropriate. (I love the look of the watercolours, though.) ```bash npm install node render.mjs --clip --out=out/video.mp4 ```

已知限制

无GPU时水彩填充渲染速度慢，集成显卡需调整；Linux下Chrome需特殊参数。

查看 README 依据

character animation. ## Run it yourself You need Node.js, Google Chrome and ffmpeg. Without a dedicated GPU, p5.brush's watercolour fills make render times fairly slow, measured in seconds per frame. If you're running on integrated graphics, I recommend asking the model to avoid those fills and replace them with something else appropriate. (I love the look of the watercolours, though.) ```bash npm install node render.mjs --clip --out=out/video.mp4 ```

On Linux, `render.mjs` starts Chrome with `--no-sandbox` (Ubuntu 23.10+ blocks Chrome's sandbox in headless use) and also finds a Chromium installed by Playwright. With no GPU at all, add `--soft-gl` to render WebGL in software: slow on watercolour fills, but it works. On a headless Linux machine with an NVIDIA GPU (a cloud or cluster node), add `--gpu-angle=gl-egl` (or `vulkan`); `node gpu_probe.mjs <chrome path>` shows which renderer each set of flags gets. ## What's here | path | what it is | |---|---|